Powerline ethernet beats WiFi range extenders pants off

Jason Weisberger 10:08 am Fri Sep 2, 2016

Powerline ethernet adaptors offer far better throughput, in my wacky home, than wifi range extenders.

Powerline ethernet is a standard for running data over your in-wall electrical wiring. Earlier versions hardware was flakey, but now I got months and months without ever having to restart these TP-Link adaptors. You simply plug them into a wall socket and voila, ethernet port.

There isn't much configuration to do, unless you intend to have more than 2 ports in your home. Even then it is all very, very simple.

For getting the most difficult dead spots live on the internet forget wireless and try Powerline.

TP-LINK AV1200 Powerline Adapter, Gigabit, Up to 1200Mbps (TL-PA8010 KIT) via Amazon

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